2010 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Oneida, New York, United States
UP FOR AUCTION IS 2010 FORD CROWN VIC WITH 117,134 MILES ON IT. THIS VEHICLE NEED TRANSMISSION WORK SO IT WILL NEED TO BE TOWED THE LEFT REAR LIGHT IS CRACKED AND THE LEFT FRONT SEAT IS TORN THE TIRES ARE BAD. IF YOU WISH TO BID ON THIS VEHICLE IT IS HIGHLY ADVISED THAT YOU MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW THE VEHICLE FIRST HAS IT IS SOLD AS IS.
TERMS OF SALE
ALL SALE ARE FINAL
ITEMS ARE
OFFERED AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY. THE
ABSENCE OF ANY INDICATED DEFICIENCIES DOES NOT MEAN THE ITEM MAY NOT HAVE
DEFICIENCIES. THE POTENTIAL BUYER IS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO INSPECT PRIOR TO
BIDDING. FULL PAYMENT
IS DUE WITHIN (10) TEN DAYS OF NOTICE OF AWARD. CERTIFIED
CHECK/CASH/ PAYPAL PAYABLE TO THE CITY
CHAMBERLAIN TO ARRANGE
FOR INSPECTION PLEASE CALL (315) 363-2022.
ITEMS ARE USUALLY AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT FROM
9:00AM TO 3:00PM. PICKUP MUST
OCCUR WITHIN (10) TEN DAYS. BUYER
ARRANGES AND PAYS FOR ALL PICKUPS. THIS
INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION IF NEEDED. NEGATIVE
FEEDBACK WILL BE GIVEN TO THOSE THAT DO NOT FOLLOW THROUGH ON THEIR
TRANSACTIONS OR PICKUP ITEMS. DEFAULT ALL
PROPERTY NOT PICKED UP WITHIN (10) TEN DAYS WILL REVERT BACK TO THE CITY OF
ONEIDA. WITH NO FINANCIAL COMPENSATION
MADE TO THE BUYER. PLEASE PICKUP ITEMS
PROMPTLY. |
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